The Varsity 845 boys soccer Player of the Week polls for October 19-25 just dropped, and you gotta believe, it’s a completely fresh slate this week for the Orange, Ulster, and Sullivan county schools! These are the athletes giving it their all, and it’s up to us, the fans, to make sure the right stars get their moment.
No Repeat Champions Allowed, Folks
This week, we’re not seeing the usual suspects on the ballot, and there’s a good reason why. The rules are clear: winners from the past two weeks are ineligible for voting during the regular season. That means no Liam McGee from Monroe-Woodbury, who absolutely crushed it last week to earn top votes. You also won’t find Austin Harty of S.S. Seward on the ballot either, after his big win for the small school category. Same goes for Tony Grigalunas of Warwick and Remy Mead of Rondout Valley, who both took home the glory two weeks ago. It’s a tough break for those guys, but it makes for a wild and unpredictable new race for the next crop of talent!
Postseason Kicks Off, Every Vote Matters
With the postseason now kicking off for these talented Orange, Ulster, and Sullivan county schools, the stakes are super high. Every player is fighting for recognition, and coaches are pushing their top talent. Coaches are encouraged to send in their game reports or even nominate one player from their team by Sunday afternoon to get them into the running. This means we could see multiple superstars from one school fighting for the title this week, showing off their skills when it counts the most.
So what are you waiting for? Head over to RecordOnline.com/sports/high-school and cast your votes. You can vote as many times as you want until Sunday, November 1, at 11 p.m. sharp. Every click counts, so make sure your favorite player gets the recognition they deserve! The winners will be announced each week on the @Varsity845 account on X/Twitter. Don’t miss out on celebrating these rising stars!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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